Research Manager Emergncy Department Collaborative Research Group inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED
MON 14 OCT 2024
Band 7: £54,320 to £60,981 a year per annum inc HCAS (pro-rata)
PERMANENT
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT NHS ROLE MODEL
St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an experienced Research Manager for their Emergency Department Collaborative Research Group in London. This role involves leading a dedicated research delivery team responsible for screening and enrolling patients in clinical studies, including both adults and children, seven days a week. The position requires the development and management of researcher-led studies, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and support in grant writing, ethics applications, and the successful execution of research protocols. The postholder will also mentor research staff, ensuring high standards in project delivery and fostering a culture of excellence in research.
Key responsibilities include identifying suitable patients for studies, ensuring informed consent is obtained, managing a diverse portfolio of research projects, and producing high-quality reports and publications. The role is pivotal in executing the team's yearly objectives and contributing to the wider academic community through collaborative research efforts.
Key responsibilities include identifying suitable patients for studies, ensuring informed consent is obtained, managing a diverse portfolio of research projects, and producing high-quality reports and publications. The role is pivotal in executing the team's yearly objectives and contributing to the wider academic community through collaborative research efforts.
- An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced research manager to join our Emergency Department research team supporting both research delivery and grant/award applications.
- The postholder will work as a leader in the the ED Collaborative Research Group managing the embedded research delivery team which operates seven days a week screening and enrolling patients into studies in both adults and children.
- They will also develop and manage researcher-led studies with the wider ED academic team.
- Further information, including our yearly objectives can be found on the St George's website.
- To work in conjunction with other team leaders in executing and implementing project activities according to the study design and protocol.
- Identify suitable patients for entry into studies by screening patients attending the Emergency Department.
- Ensure patients are fully informed prior to entry into any clinical study, acting as a guide and advocate to the patient throughout the complex decision-making process.
- The post holder will work collaboratively with the Research Group Lead, Principal Investigators and research team, along with the wider multidisciplinary clinical team, to develop investigator led studies including, developing protocols, grant writing, ethics applications, study delivery and subsequent write-up for publication.
- They will alsomanage and support the research staff within the team and support a mixed portfolio of studies and ensure capacity and capability to safely deliver research.
- Act as a role model for excellence in research.
- To assist with the design and conduct of multi-centre clinical research including protocol development and completion of documents for study approval process.
- To lead the production of high-quality reports and/or publications as required by the funding body or for dissemination to the wider academic community.
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